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Found in 1559 Collections and/or Records:
Letter from James Fosbury to Dr Thomas Young, 1821 - 1823
Containing further observations on longitude.
Letter from James Fosbury to Dr Thomas Young, 1823-05-10
Originally enclosing a corrected proposal.
Letter from James Fullerton to Sir Harry Parker, 1791-06-11
With an index of names.
Letter from James Gray to the Board of Longitude, 1824-09-17
Concerning the establishment of an observatory in Sierra Leone.
Letter from James Haviland to the Admiralty, 1820-03-13
Two letters from Haviland on an invention by his friend (unnamed); with a related letter from John Barrow.
Letter from James Haviland to the Board of Longitude, 1820-04-02
Two letters from Haviland on an invention by his friend (unnamed); with a related letter from John Barrow.
Letter from James Hughes to John Wilson Croker, 1813-07-27
Enquiring about a chart of longitude he had submitted.
Letter from James Hunter on an instrument for measuring distances on land, 1784-05-17
Letter from James Kirkwood to Captain Thomas Hurd, 1818-03-04
Outlining his proposed improvements to navigation.
Letter from James Kirkwood to Dr Thomas Young, 1818-11-20
Four letters.
Letter from James Kirkwood to Dr Thomas Young, 1819-02-03
Four letters.
Letter from James L. Ewart on eclipses of Jupiter's satellites observed at Calcutta, 1794-07-20
Sent to J. Lindley.
Letter from James Leslie to Captain Thomas Hurd, 1821-11-13
Two letters and a related paper.
Letter from James Leslie to Dr Thomas Young, 1822-09-21
Two letters and a related paper.
Letter from James Leslie to Dr Thomas Young, 1821-11-29
Two letters.
Letter from James Leslie to Dr Thomas Young, 1821-12-29
Two letters.
Letter from James Manderson to Sir Harry Parker, 1792-10-05
Letter and proposal from Manderson of HMS Hector.
Letter from James McDonald on two instruments for finding time and longitude, 1826-03-06
Sent to Dr Thomas Young.
Letter from James McDonald to the Board of Longitude, 1782 - 1828
Letter and proposal from McDonald, a surgeon based at 14 Prospect Row, Bermondsey.
Letter from James North on a method of lighting matches at sea, 1790-04-10
Sent to Sir Hyde Parker.
Letter from James North on a new quadrant, 1789-09-26
Two letters.
Letter from James Peck to the Board of Longitude, 1819-01-19
Inviting the Board to view his further study on longitude and mentioning that he also hoped to submit a pair of globes 'made from a circle without a fraction', to improve navigation at sea.
Letter from James Peck to the Board of Longitude, 1822-04-04
Acknowledging receipt of a letter from the Board stating that his previous proposal was 'wholly inadmissible'. Peck enquires about submitting a new proposal relating to a discovery which he and his father Thomas had made of 'a true arch that shall measure no more than its diameter'.
Letter from James Playfair to the Board of Longitude, 1808-01-11
Describing a telescope for observing Jupiter's satellites aboard a ship.
Letter from James Preston of Sterling to Dr Thomas Young, 1824-03-24
Requesting the return of his papers from Lord Melville, as he wished to print them. Preston questions why Young had asked him not to print his papers, and explains that being elderly and infirm he needed the income from their publication.